STRATA Professional Distance Balls
STRATA Professional Distance Balls
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[Jul 20, 2001]
Dave
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Professional Distance
Excellent off the tee. Pretty good feel with putting. Low spin and do not hold green unless dropped in from a mile high. For half the cost you can get better performing XL 2000 or Srixon soft feel. Similar Products Used: Precept, Maxfli, etc. |
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[Jul 16, 2001]
William Bronchick
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Professional Distance
Long, straight, putts well and very reasonably priced. Let's face it, no ball does it all and unless you are a professional or a scratch golfer, there is no reason you should pay more than $2 a ball. Anyone with a double-digit handicap that pays more than $25 a dozen for golf balls is an idiot. Similar Products Used: Everything but the Pro VI - only an idiot would buy these unless he was a scratch golfer. |
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[Jul 05, 2001]
Ray Malson
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Strata Professional Distance
I am at best an average hitter (length-wise--or maybe I feel that way because my 15 year old son creams drives 275 yards regularly while mine go about 230). I would choose this ball or the MC Lady to play with. Both have excellent length, and decent feel and spin for a distance ball. I would rate the feel slightly better with the Strata, but I feel that the Lady has less sidespin, especially off the driver, although both are good. I am a 16.6 handicap, and my lowest round ever (80) was shot using this ball. Similar Products Used: Precept MC Lady, Precept Tour Advantage, Top Flite Aero Extra Carry, Titleist Tour Distance, Taylor Made Tour Distance, plus many others. |
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[Jun 05, 2001]
Jay
Shoot in the 90s
This ball is long and straight with reasonable feel. It is neither a rock or a balata on short irons. It putts well. It is very much like the Tour Professional but slighter harder, slighter straighter and slighter longer. I give it five stars because it does what it claims to do. It does all things well and many golfers could benefit from its qualities. It is certainly not the only ball that has such qualities, I think we have started to see a new era in balls that can be long, straight and still have reasonable feel, this is a good one. Similar Products Used: If it is white and round, I've hit it. |
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[Jun 01, 2001]
Sean
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Pro Distance
Solid ball and forgiving. Not a cure for bad swings though. The lower spin rates makes it not stop on a dime, but it will check when struck properly. Putts nicely just as most Stratas do. I nice ball for average golfers and even poor golfers. Unless you have good control, a higher spin ball will only hurt you not help you. This ball gives you the best of both worlds to a degree. Not a rock that flies far or a sponge the that flies short and sideways. Similar Products Used: None |
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[May 31, 2001]
Jordan Neff
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Pro Distance
I don't like this ball, it feels just like a Top Flite. Over prices and no feel for putting. Customer Service None Similar Products Used: Taylor Made, Callaway, Top Flite, Cobra, Titleist |
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[May 02, 2001]
Ross
Shoot in the 90s
I got these balls with a dozen Top Rocks I brought to start the season since I typically lose a lot of balls the first couple of times out. I liked the way these ball performed in every aspect of the game, except one. Similar Products Used: Titleist DT Distance, Titleist HP Distance, Titleist Tour Distance, Slazenger 408dc, Maxgli MD, |
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[May 01, 2001]
Scott
Shoot in the 80s
Model Reviewed:
Strata Professional Distance
I've only played one round with this ball, but it seemed pretty good. It did everything well, but not necessarily great. The distance was good and the feel was good. Definitely a quality ball for the price. It isn't as soft as many of the premium balls, but it is by no means a rock. I would recommend this ball to most mid-high handicappers. It is nice to find a good ball at a reasonable price. Similar Products Used: Precept Tour Premium, Taylor Made Inergel Pro, Strata Tour Ultimate, Nike Distance Control |
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[Apr 27, 2001]
John H
Shoot in the 90s
Model Reviewed:
Professional Distance
On sale at Target. What a great ball. Solid off every club. I use custom made clones for evry club except putter. This ball was the better than Revs, Ladys, Wilson etc. etc. Putts very true and solid. Jumps off the spring face driver and holds its line. Doesn't cure lousy swings bought it goes where you aim it. Great Value. Similar Products Used: Rev 90s, Wilson, Top FLite Aero, Toppoint, Strata Distance 90, Titliest Distance 90 and SF |
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[Apr 17, 2001]
B M
Shoot in the 70s
Great distance with suprising good feel. I would compare these to Pro V1 for half the cost. Good control also. Similar Products Used: Every good ball |